Kim Soo-mi is good at doing things, so she found five part-time students for Chihara Rinto at noon the next day. One of them is proficient in Chinese and Japanese foreign languages, two specialize in Japanese, and two specialize in Chinese - all from the Graduate School of Translation and Interpretation at Ewha Womans University
Students, everyone more or less translates something on a daily basis to earn extra money, and two of them have also translated short stories and novels, and their writing skills are quite good.
Of course, five people are not enough. The five that Jin Xiumei has found now are all her junior school girls, so it is easier to contact them. The rest of the schools have to go around a bit to get appointments, and it will take more time, but at least the screenwriter
The team's frame can be put up.
Chihara Rinto was also in a hurry to rush to work. He unceremoniously occupied a large office room in the TV drama bureau of the SBS production center. He asked the SBS board of directors for a large amount of money, directly established a new program group, and then gave this
A big surprise for the five part-time students - the work is based on hourly wages, 30,000 won per hour, not including work-related subsidies and benefits.
This salary is quite high during this time period, about five times the legal minimum hourly wage in South Korea and twice the average hourly wage of employees in large companies. If you are willing to work overtime and so on, earning 10 million won a month is not a dream.
In addition, the office conditions are up to par, with one computer for each person and a massage chair to keep the body comfortable. Chihara Rinto also hired two staff members from the TV drama bureau to be responsible for logistics. They provide unlimited hot drinks, snacks and fresh fruits on a daily basis, and even provide a daily supply of hot drinks, snacks and fresh fruits.
Taking care of four meals is all it takes to find a husband for each of these five girls.
These five girls were quite shocked. They didn't expect that being asked to help by their seniors would be such a good thing. Not only did they get high salary, but the benefits were so exaggerated. For a while, they regarded Qianhara Rinto as a good boss with a super conscience - Qianhara Rin.
It doesn't matter to people, it's SBS's money that he spent anyway, so he doesn't feel bad.
The welfare benefits provided by his program team were so exaggerated that many people in the SBS production center were jealous and began to ridicule him sarcastically behind their backs.
The station manager has an equal dialogue, and the funds he receives also come from the SBS headquarters. No matter how jealous the people in the production center are, they have nothing to do with it.
He was too lazy to pay attention to these frogs in the well. Now that the screenwriting team has set up a framework, the official script has begun to be produced.
He had already determined the theme and structure of the script, then told the story to the girls, and then guided them step by step on how to fill in the content, translate and polish the details. At the same time, he also learned Korean himself - Korean is a pinyin script.
It is not difficult to learn, especially if you have a good language environment.
Jin Xiumei helped him continue to recruit people, and added six more people to him the next day. In addition to the four college students, there were also two small screenwriters who heard about the preferential treatment and came to him - all women, probably around the same time
By default, Korean screenwriters are women.
Chihara Rinto doesn't care whether his subordinates are male or female, but after working together for a while, he feels that female screenwriters are a bit more comfortable to use - women are delicate in mind, rich in emotions, and full of fantasies about love. You just need to provide them with a good structure.
, they would pick at it over and over again and write about it until they were moved to tears.
In other words, Korean dramas were originally dominated by female screenwriters, but now he has found a group of female screenwriters to fill in the details, which is a mistake.
The production of the script went smoothly. After recruiting the staff, Kim Soo-mi had nothing to do for a while, but she didn't leave and just stayed there to keep an eye on the progress of the script writing.
She didn't think there was anything special on the first day, but was slightly surprised that Chihara Rinto spoke Chinese so well. Sometimes a line would be written in both Chinese and Japanese versions and combined with translation, in order to achieve a more accurate expression, but
Japan is also a country with a strong influence on Chinese culture. It is not unusual for Chihara Rinto to speak Chinese - she also said that South Korea requires students to take another foreign language in addition to English since elementary school. Most people do not choose it.
For Chinese, choose Japanese.
The next day, she still didn't feel anything special. She just felt that Chihara Rinto was also good at management. He made the entire screenwriting team have a clear division of labor and an orderly operation. It actually looked a bit pleasing to the eye. As expected, he was able to do so at such a young age.
Senior talent managing a major television production bureau.
To be honest, letting such a person manage a program team is a bit overkill.
But on the third day, she suddenly panicked. After recalling it, she found that Qianhara Rinto seemed to have never rested. She asked around secretly, then pieced together the time, and finally confirmed that Qianhara Rinto had indeed not rested.
He worked continuously for more than 72 hours, and no one saw him at any time except when he went to the toilet.
This matter is a bit serious. If the second-in-command figure of Kanto United suddenly dies on his own TV station, then his own board of directors will not be able to spare him.
She wanted to persuade her, but Qianhara Rinto looked energetic and rosy, even more energetic than when he first arrived. However, the screenwriter girls who had been working with him for a few days were a little haggard, and some of them even had their hair messed up.
I didn’t put on my makeup well anymore, and obviously didn’t have time to take care of myself, so I was busy keeping up with Chihara Rinto’s progress.
She was amazed for a moment, and understood once again that success is no luck, and those who can achieve superhuman achievements in a short period of time are indeed not ordinary people.
He is so energetic that he is out of the realm of human beings, right? Or is he the legendary weirdo who uses fragmented time to rest? He sleeps for five or six minutes at a time, more than twenty times a day?
Like a lion on the savannah?
She secretly observed for a while with suspicion, and found that it was indeed similar. Qianhara Rinto would occasionally close his eyes and lean on the back of the chair without moving, much like meditating, but when he opened his eyes, he would write furiously, or write something.
Instructing some subtle modifications, he is probably a strange person who can regain his energy after closing his eyes for a few minutes.
After a long time, the screenwriter girls also discovered this, and they were collectively surprised. They really didn't expect that there are such weirdos in the world, but they also gradually discovered that Qianhara Rinto has a very gentle personality and is not as serious as he seems on the surface. As long as he works hard
Even if he makes mistakes at work, he rarely pursues them, but will help make up for them.
Gradually, the more courageous screenwriter girls began to call him "Oppa", and he did not refuse. Gradually, everyone began to call him "Oppa" - originally they called him "Agassi", that is,
Uncle, most students call them this to older people or people in society, but calling them "Oppa" instead is to express a certain sense of closeness.
At first, I heard that he was a powerful figure in a major TV station in Japan. Even if we were about the same age, we didn’t dare to take the risk and treated him as a superior. But as we got to know him better, we found that he actually had no airs and was capable.
It’s hard not to have a good impression of someone who leads by example, so of course he should change his name to “Oppa”.
For a moment, Qian Yuan Rinto's ears were filled with "oppa". As for his horse and three apprentices, they were used to him like this and didn't want to disturb him from doing his business. Except for a few small complaints from Michihara
In addition to "Master, why are you like this?", they formed a group to play with themselves and headed west to Incheon. They planned to come back in a few days and see if he had cooked it for the Korean goblin.
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"How do you feel?" Chihara Rinto leaned back in his chair and rubbed his neck with his hands and asked, "Is this script still interesting?"
He spent five and a half days to not only finish the script, but also to make the storyboard himself, which can be said to be extremely fast. Now he is letting Kim Soo-mi, who was not specifically involved in the writing, write the final story from the perspective of an ordinary audience.
Check it out - he chose "Blue Life and Death", which has a total of twelve episodes. He led the team to produce scripts and storyboards for four episodes in one round. Now the first four episodes have been completely produced, and episodes five to eight are halfway through the process.
, episodes nine to twelve have also begun.
Of course, this is not in line with the production habits of Korean drama scripts. Korean dramas are different from Japanese dramas. They are usually not quarterly, but can be extended at will during the production. The specific manifestation is that the beginning is amazing, but the middle is super ink, and suddenly it is over again near the end.
Normal.
This is due to the influence of advertisers. Korean wireless stations do not sell advertisements based on dramas. Advertisers pay the money first to select a time period, and then the TV station decides what programs to show during this period. At the same time, the program must reach a certain rating.
If the number of people is not reached, it will have to be postponed. Anyway, we have to get enough viewers. The result will often be that TV headquarters sold 20 million viewers. The ratings of this program did not meet expectations. It could not reach 2,000 viewers in three months.
Thousands of people have seen it.
In order to avoid advertising breaches, we had to forcibly lengthen the show. The original twelve-episode structure was perfect, but a few more episodes were necessary, so the script was suddenly changed to create a subplot, otherwise it would be a forced episode.
Throw in a supporting role and get a third party involved.
Overall, sometimes the ink stains in the middle are really bad, which makes people quite irritated.
Chihara Rinto doesn't care about this. He is not here to make money for SBS. He is responsible for increasing the ratings. Naturally, he has to give priority to ensuring that the script structure is complete and produces it as a quarterly drama - he deleted all the nonsense parts in the original work.
, to make the overall plot smoother.
He was asking Jin Xiumei for final confirmation, but Jin Xiumei didn't bother to reply for the moment. She was just immersed in the novel plot setting - due to the male protagonist's playfulness when she was a child and the mistakes of the hospital nurse, she...
The nameplates of two newborn girls were exchanged. The baby girl from a poor family became the eldest daughter of a wealthy family, while the baby girl from a wealthy family fell into a poor family.
She had never seen this kind of subject before, even if it was a storyboard script exclusively for directors and actors. She seemed a little uncomfortable with it, but she still watched it with gusto, especially when she discovered that a baby girl from a poor family was pampered by her parents and older brother.
, developed a kind and gentle character, very lovable, but the baby girl from a rich family grew up into a cynical and dark girl because of her "lost father", idle brother, and rough mother, and she is even more looking forward to the plot that follows.
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She flipped through the pages and pieced together the plot for more than half an hour. She found that the drama generally revolved around a poor girl who was raised as a eldest lady. The focus was on her "brother" who was not related by blood.
A difficult love story, and the villain is the young lady who was raised as a poor girl.
After she finished reading, she felt a little unsatisfied, and immediately asked expectantly: "Did Enxi (a girl from a poor family) and Junxi (Eunxi's unrelated brother) get together later?"
Chihara Rinto didn't need to keep secrets from her, and directly revealed: "They are together, but they are all dead."
It's very silly, but "Blue Life and Death" can be regarded as a classic tragedy in the beginning of Korean dramas, such as wrong hugs, car accidents, and cancer, which are often complained about in later generations. This is the beginning of the three bloody treasures, but the effect is excellent, so that
A group of women burst into tears and couldn't stop watching it. They hugged tissue boxes at night and waited for the broadcast. The final ratings were over 40%. Even if the 40% ratings are not top-notch in Korea, it is definitely enough to open up the situation.
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Kim Soo-mi felt a little heavy after being exposed by the spoilers, and asked with a slight discomfort: "Can't you give them a...better ending?"
After only watching the first four episodes, she felt that the male and female protagonists were so matched and so difficult, but did they die together in the end? I really hope they can be happy together!
Qianhara Rinto shook his head firmly and said: "No, they must die!"
As the beginning of a bloody Korean drama, this drama brings together the Three Treasures, allowing the male and female protagonists to have a dream love that is beyond the reach of ordinary viewers, thereby awakening the ordinary audience's yearning for perfect love. In the end, a tragic ending is necessary to make this
Only when this kind of love remains perfect will the audience be more moved - people are always moved by sadness and can't stop, which is why tragedies tend to become classics.
He was the screenwriter and PD. He had the final say. Kim Soo-mi had no choice but to reject the offer. He just slowly closed the script and sighed softly: "Although the ending is not very good, the story is very good and feels very novel."
As expected of a strong producer who started out as a screenwriter, his scripts are indeed powerful...
Chihara Rinto asked worriedly: "Are there any plots that are out of touch with Korean society or that you find difficult to understand?"
Jin Xiumei really didn't want those unrelated brothers and sisters to die together. The more she thought about it, the heavier her heart became. She didn't want to talk anymore and just shook her head.
Chihara Rinto was completely relieved. As an ordinary viewer, Kim Soo-mi thought the plot was reasonable, so there should be no problem!
He smiled happily and said: "That's good, let's get ready to start filming!"